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2011 Lustig Grüner Veltliner (1L)
Review Date: 3-27-2014
Apple, citrus, pear and zippy acidity make this liter of Gruner a no-brainer for parties! At this price, how could you not buy this by the case?!?
Price: $7.99
2011 Limerick Lane Russian River Valley Syrah/Grenache
Review Date: 2-12-2014
Red cherry, spice, mineral, wet clay, blackberry and red and black currants, with medium plus acidity and medium plus tannin. None of the floral or overripe fruit sappiness which can weigh down Syrah-Grenache blends in the Rhone, this quite well-structured, balanced Syrah-Grenache blend gives any Chateauneuf du Pape a run for its money, hands down. Way to go, Limerick Lane!
Price: $31.99
2011 Limerick Lane Russian River Valley Zinfandel
Review Date: 2-12-2014
Our friends at Limerick Lane have hit it out of the park again with the Russian River Zin! Fabulous balance between pretty Zinfandel fruit and fresh acidity- very skillfully done. Cassis, black currant, Santa Rosa plum, graphite, spice with medium plus acidity and medium tannin. So easy to drink, you will be wondering who emptied the bottle when your back was turned!
Price: $29.99
2012 Mönchhof Ürziger Würzgarten Riesling Kabinett
Review Date: 2-6-2014
Orange & lemon zest, slate, apricot and white peach. Medium plus acidity and a long, fresh finish. Great balance and finesse. Just 8.5% abv, it is slightly sweet enough to enjoy on its own, or fabulous with slightly spicy fare. Ridiculously good for $18.99!
Price: $18.99
2012 Crazy By Nature (Millton) "Shotberry" Chardonnay Gisborne New Zealand
Review Date: 1-29-2014
Fabulously interesting nose on this Chardonnay: sweet orchid flowers, citrus, apple, pear with medium plus acidity. Incredible at $14.99!
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Price: $14.99
2012 Glen Carlou Chardonnay Paarl South Africa
Review Date: 1-29-2014
Crazy value in this South African Chardonnay: rich, Meursault-like quality with butter, apple, vanilla and an interesting nutty note. Well-balanced with medium-plus acidity. Insanely good for $12.99!
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2010 Denbies Estate "Cubitt Reserve" Surrey, England
Review Date: 1-29-2014
Looking for a great introduction to the world of English sparkling wine? This is your bottle. Very easy drinking, with slightly higher dosage than our other new English sparklers. Cranberry, red cherry, citrus and mineral, with a juicy, drinkable quality. Made in the traditional method. Adore Champagne? Try this!
Price: $39.99
2011 Millton "Te Arai" Chenin Blanc Gisborne
Review Date: 1-29-2014
Pear, ginger, white stone fruit, mineral with medium plus acidity. Lovers of Loire Valley Chenin Blanc will be delighted by this northern island New Zealand expression. Give it a try!
Price: $24.99
Lot 40 Rye 2012 Release Canadian Whisky 750ml
Review Date: 1-15-2014
All the spice and flash of Rye that I love, with a vanilla, caramel, clove and cigarbox undernote with a soft, sweet finish. AWESOME!
Price: $54.99
2006 Lambuena Reserva Ribera del Duero
Review Date: 12-15-2013
Tinto Fino from 40-60 year old organically farmed vines, the 2006 Reserva from Lambuena is in a wonderful place for drinking now, but could easily cellar for another 10 years. Red cherry, sandalwood, cassis, black currant, chalky mineral, smoke, game, with sweet floral notes. Medium acidity with medium plus fine, well-integrated tannin. I have been waiting for the Lambuena wines to arrive for what feels like forever! As our first Direct Import from Ribera Del Duero, I couldn't be more proud of how these wines are showing! Salud!
Price: $39.99
2012 Lambuena Roble "4 Meses en Barrica" Ribera del Duero
Review Date: 12-11-2013
Red cherry, plum, chalky mineral, violet, cassis with medium plus acidity and medium tannin. The perfect introduction to the organically farmed wines of Lambuena, this "4 Meses En Barrica", or 4 months in barrel, is wonderfully bright, friendly and drinkable now.. and so affordable! I have been waiting for the Lambuena wines to arrive for what feels like forever! As our first Direct Import from Ribera Del Duero, I couldn't be more proud of how these wines are showing! Salud!
Top Value!
Price: $12.99
2010 Lambuena Crianza Ribera del Duero
Review Date: 12-11-2013
Red cherry, red currant, red plum, cassis, and notes of coconut from the American oak, the Lambuena Crianza has medium plus acidity and medium tannin. Organically farmed grapes. Bright, fresh and very drinkable! I have been waiting for the Lambuena wines to arrive for what feels like forever! As our first Direct Import from Ribera Del Duero, I couldn't be more proud of how these wines are showing! Salud!
Top Value!
Price: $19.99
2010 d'Arenberg "High Trellis" Cabernet Sauvignon McLaren Vale South Australia
Review Date: 12-9-2013
Concentrated, bright red cherry, cassis, plum, currant, and notes of sandalwood. Very elegant, with medium plus acidity and medium, well-integrated tannin. Ridiculously good. Completely bonkers that this old vine Cabernet Sauvignon is only $14.99! It beats the pants off of a lot of sub-$20 California Cabernet, but with the same generous fruit and great balance. This is one Cab to buy by the case- you will not be disappointed!
Top Value!
Price: $14.99
Michel Loriot "Palmyre" Brut Nature Champagne
Review Date: 12-1-2013
Raise your hand if you loved the Michel Loriot Extra Brut with the blue label! M. Loriot has revamped the look of his wines- the Palmyre is the Extra Brut you know and love! New labels include a disgorgement date, specific cepages, and QR code for scanning to learn more about his wines. That fabulous transparency aside, this wine continues to be a strong, delicoius, and nuanced. The disgorgement date of 8/2013 on this bottling is lovely- bright and lively, white flowers, citrus, mineral with a fine mousse and refreshing acidity. This continues to be one of my favorite (and my Mom's favorite!) Champagnes from the house of Loriot. Bravo!
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2012 Ancient Peaks/K&L Wine Merchants Paso Robles Zinfandel
Review Date: 12-1-2013
When Bryan Brick, Jim Boyce, Jeff Garneau and I trooped down the Central Coast this year in February, we had a really fantastic time at Ancient Peaks, with one of the members of the 3 families who owns Ancient Peaks- Amanda Wittstrom-Higgins. Amanada took us on a tour of the ranch, showed us how they use sustainable farming practices in the vineyards and on the ranch, and then we all stood out in the cold morning sunshine at Oyster Ridge, overlooking the Margarita vineyard, atop fossilized oysters that used to be 50 feet below sea level. We were struck by how massive their holdings are, but mainly by how committed to family and community they are as well. Ancient Peaks, like K&L, is a family run business. We had a fabulous tasting perfectly paired small bites. We began to talk about the possibility of blending a special bottling of Zinfandel for our customers. This gorgeous Zinfandel is the result of that conversation. Black currant, cassis, granite/mineral, red cherry, with medium plus acidity and medium tannin make this a bright, poised, fresh Zinfandel, light on its feet and ready for drinking. 13.5% abv, a blend of two lots of Zin with a hint of Syrah to add some lift, barreled down in 75% neutral oak and 25% new. Incredible at $20!
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iPhone 5 battery life is way worse than iPhone 4
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 6:23 AM (in response to holdrege)
Agree with ebrown711, I deleted my email account and followed by a DFU new phone setup yet battery still drains like before.
Best usage on cellular 4.5 ~ 5.5hrs
Battery last longer when on wifi.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 7, 2012 11:42 AM (in response to ebrown711)
there could be multiple issues, thats for certain.. but i'm telling you what fixed mine... I am truely **** off I had to disable push to obtain battery life that would be expected.. PUSH IS A FEATURE! Push should not cause drain like this. Overall I am still 100% unhappy with this phone.
But to think the charging cable or how you charge it could be the cause? come on.. if the battery is 100%, the battery is 100%.
Or complaining that the battery is 1424mAh instead of 1440mAh, even if it is slightly smaller then advertised, that is a 0.98% difference..
I understand everyone on this thread is frustrated and just trying to help.. But almost everyone is just grasping at straws.
Apple needs to fix this, or admit they can't.. If you're a moderator and work for Apple.. TELL YOUR BOSS THIS NEEDS FIXED. You are really ******* off your customers.
ebrown711 wrote:
I'm am going to have to debunk the theories that the mail accounts are what is killing the battery. I've deleted my mail accounts from the phone and the battery life is exactly the same. As stated be several people in this post, the best battery life I get is on wifi.
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Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 6:32 AM (in response to Jameson!)
I believe this as well.. Even with LTE disabled.. the battery drain can be crazy while the data connection is in use..
I remain convinced that this is a power management issue with the LTE/3G dual antenna system. Whether or not firmware changes can fix it in my OPINION, is doubtful. I think it would have been fixed already, if it were possible. We'll know for sure soon, when iOS 6.1 is released.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 6:49 AM (in response to spyd4r)
I hear ya spyd4r!
I have refused to turn off any features I use, so most everything is turned on for me. Instead, I bought a car charger and a lightning adapter for use in the office. I use the car charger because I pair the iPhone with my radar detector (Escort Live APP) which has the screen & GPS on while driving. This drains the battery very quickly. I can't remember the last time I used the office charger. Just very occasionally, when streaming radio.
I charge the phone overnight while sleeping. The battery problem can be a PITA when I'm out and about for longer periods of time, but on those days, I am careful charge it whenever I have the opportunity. Not the ideal situation, but not the end of the world for me either. If I were in a situation where I did not have access to power for long periods of time, I might be more anxious over the issue.
I've resiged myself to the fact that there will be no fix. Hopefully, I'm wrong!
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 7:31 AM (in response to spyd4r)
Only reason I would think a difference a USB charge versus a Wall Charge would be the rate of charge. The power difference would make the USB more like a trickle charge. I've not tried this before so I doubt this is the root cause.
I think it's likely code related since the code is what manages the device/apps and their functionality. It's not unlikely that a certain combination occurs which pushes the device over a threshold and causes the battery to drain prematurely.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 8:10 AM (in response to LEECK78)
I get to 4.5 hours on 3g celluar. Whereas on wifi at the most i can pull out 5.5 hours.
When you say your getting more on wifi , how much time ? . and are u getting 4.5-5.5 on 4g/LTE
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 8:29 AM (in response to holdrege)
Charged via USB completed roughly 3:15 reaching 100%. Powered device off then turned on and will track drain, check 10:25 CST. All activity and use will remain consistent.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 2:15 PM (in response to coolkenny13)
I don't even think it has anything to do with whether it's WiFi or 3G/LTE (although I have noticed WiFi does use less battery). I turned off my cellular data at 20% and it still drained like a mofo with just texting.
I think it's a background process that keeps running and trying to execute some code all day long. The only process I could see always running was "ubd" which starts up every 10 seconds. Anyone else get this? I've seen someone else around here who has it.. Download a monitoring app that shows running processes. It supposedly has something to do with iCloud, even though I have it turned off and my iCloud account deleted..
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 2:32 PM (in response to ponglong)
Hi ponglong,
If you have the option, leave the data on and turn off the 3G. You can only do this if your current network supports EDGE (which I'm assuming a lot don't anymore). I've noticed I can leave the data on and turn 3G off to get significantly better battery life (better than 2+ more hours over leaving data with 3G on). Beyond that, I would strongly suggest filling out a bug report to Apple and going from there. I'd encourage everyone to actually. I have done so and am sending back powerlogs on a daily basis so at least there is a record of this happening and some actual logged data they can work from.
With regards to the USB versus Wall charging earlier, count me in as seeing the same thing. USB charge (from a USB charge port on my latop) seems to give a better charge than a wall charge charging for the same amount of time. Very very strange and something I thought I was imagining as well.
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 3:25 PM (in response to holdrege)
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 3:26 PM (in response to holdrege)
I did the USB charge way and got 4h 42 mins usage and 18h 13 mins standby with
10% battery left.... I guess that's okiPhone 5, iOS 6.0.1
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 3:33 PM (in response to ilovasb)
How did you do that???
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- Rapid battery drain (100% to dead in 20 hours on standby)
- 'Usage' and 'Standby' times reported as almost the same even when the phone was on complete standby in airplane mode
For me, the problem was a bug in the 'Settings' app. Whenever I had the app running in the background, the symptoms listed above would appear. Exiting the app from the background fixed everything. 'Usage' and 'Standby' times are now accurate and the battery drain isn't excessive. The picture shows statistics after the fix:
Currently Being ModeratedDec 6, 2012 4:04 PM (in response to Wrael)
I've had a suspicion it was the Settings app.. I'll look into this as well.
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A Jeremie Boga goal within the first quarter of an hour looked to have put the Blues in the ascendancy, but an own-goal and a penalty conceded before the interval gave our Under-18s a difficult task to overcome.
Chelsea had chances in both halves, and Norwich keeper William Britt made a couple of important interventions, but the defence of the FA Youth Cup all but ended when the visitors scored on the break late in the second half before Boga netted his second on the night.
Team news
Adi Viveash made three changes from the side that narrowly went down 1-0 at Carrow Road in the first leg, with Adam Nditi and Andreas Christensen returning from injury to start in defence, replacing Kevin Wright and Nathan Ake, the latter remaining with the first team squad ahead of Wednesday's Europa League final against Benfica. Ola Aina and Alex Davey made up the starting back four, with Mitchell Beeney continuing between the sticks.
The other change saw John Swift replace Charlie Colkett and he started the game wide on the right with Alex Kiwomya on the left, Jeremie Boga in the middle behind striker Islam Feruz. The visitors were unchanged from the first leg.
First half
Chelsea kicked off in front of an excellent 17,676 Stamford Bridge crowd, shooting towards the Matthew Harding end, and earned the game's first chance just a couple of minutes in. Swift's cutback from the right byline was missed by Feruz but fell kindly to the advancing Loftus-Cheek, though the midfielder's effort on his left foot was blocked before being comfortably gathered by Britt.
Norwich, defending that first-leg lead, first had an opportunity from a corner conceded by Aina, however the young Blues managed to deal with the incoming aerial threat before Nditi found space down the left wing after clever skill by Kiwomya to set him free. The left-back got too much power on his final delivery and it evaded the lurking forwards.
The hosts were enjoying the best of the opening exchanges and possession before the deadlock was broken within the first 15 minutes. Boga embarked on a forward foray that was met with minimal resistance and the Frenchman, invited to shoot, found the bottom corner impressively from 20 yards out.
It was just the start Chelsea needed, levelling the aggregate score at 1-1 to set the tie up enticingly. However the scores weren't level for long. A short corner from the right wasn't dealt with early enough and Nditi turned winger Joshua Murphy's near-post delivery past Beeney for an own-goal.
That sent the travelling contingent of over 2000 into delight in their corner of the Shed, though the visitors were quickly on the back foot as Chelsea sought to regain parity in the tie. A high ball up to Baker in the box fell for Kiwomya, though the first effort was well-blocked and his second was poked narrowly beyond the far post.
The tone was set for the following few minutes as the hosts enjoyed a strong spell, with Baker's right-footed free-kick pushed behind well by Britt before Swift fired over from Aina's cross from the right after a good move, also involving Loftus-Cheek. Feruz then dragged an excellent opportunity wide after a perfect slide-rule pass through from Baker, before the Blues skipper was called into more action down the other end.
Jacob Murphy had sped away after a neat ball over the top by King and looked to have beaten Beeney before the intervention of Baker, who was positioned ideally on the line to deny the visitors another goal.
Yet that third goal in the tie for Norwich did arrive shortly after, in similar fashion to the solitary stoppage-time strike at Carrow Road 14 days previously. Davey conceded possession to King, who he then was judged to have fouled inside the box to concede a penalty, which was duly converted down low into the left corner by skipper McGeehan.
The remaining period of the half was filled with much Chelsea control but little threat to Britt's goal, with Loftus-Cheek's header harmlessly over the bar the most notable action.
Second half
There were no changes in personnel from either side, though a few positional tweaks were made by Viveash, including the switch of Kiwomya and Swift on the flanks. Chelsea were in the ascendancy in the opening few minutes and Feruz came close to turning Baker's cross-shot past Britt that fizzed narrowly wide.
Aina then beat Josh Murphy down the right and pulled back a promising cross for Baker, whose effort on the fall was turned round the post by Britt, before Kiwomya dragged a shot wide after fashioning a decent chance for himself.
What turned out to be a crucial point in the match arrived on the hour mark after an inviting ball forward from Swift fed in Feruz one-on-one with the goalkeeper. The Scotland Under-21 international attempted to round the onrushing Britt but was thwarted by an intervening hand before blasting his final effort off target with defenders on the line covering. Good goalkeeping had denied the Blues again.
That missed opportunity seemed to galvanise the visitors, and their supporters behind Britt's goal, as the skies darkened over west London. Baker saw a free-kick chance fly over the bar before Murphy's simple run in between the centre-backs was untracked and the Norwich winger managed to force a decent save behind from Beeney.
Viveash shuffled his pack with three changes in just under 10 minutes, switching to three at the back as he replaced Aina with Charly Musonda in the 72nd minute. However it was Norwich creating the more promising openings, with Randall firing wide from 30 yards after poor ball retention at the back from the Blues.
The Canaries grabbed a killer third goal on the night when Jacob Murphy weaved into the box and fed his twin brother for a simple tap-in from a couple of yards. The Youth Cup was leaving Stamford Bridge for Carrow Road.
As Chelsea searched for an unlikely comeback gaps were left at the back, with the pace and trickery of the Murphy twins a constant headache on the break. Davey blocked Jacob Murphy's goal-bound shot while Musonda managed to track back and made an excellent saving challenge.
As the game headed towards its conclusion the Blues did manage to grab a consolation, Boga instigating a delightful move in the final third before finishing from close range after Musonda had supplied from the right. However it was too little, too late for Viveash's boys to kick-start another comeback.
Norwich held on for their first Youth Cup win since their only previous triumph in 1983.
Chelsea Mitchell Beeney; Ola Aina (Charly Musonda 72), Alex Davey, Andreas Christensen, Adam Nditi (Kevin Wright 69); Lewis Baker (c), Jeremie Boga, Ruben Loftus-Cheek; John Swift (Charlie Colkett 63), Islam Feruz, Alex Kiwomya,.
Unused substitutes Ben Killip, Dion Conroy.
Norwich City William Britt; Cameron Norman, Ben Wyatt, Cameron McGeehan (c), Kyle McFadden; Harry Toffolo, Harry Randall (Harvey Hodd 95), Cameron King (Rod Young 81); Jacob Murphy, Joshua Murphy, Carlton Morris.
Unused substitutes Kevin Lokko, Tyler Reading, Reece Brown.


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Steve Nash, Dwight Howard, Pau Gasol, D'Antonio...the Lakers will go only as far as Kobe Bryant will take them. That's not news, but of course we know that D'Antonio wants the ball in the hands of Steve Nash rather than Kobe. Regardless of the age of the guys, the fact is that if you take the best skill of Nash: his vision, and make that option 1 to Bryant's best skill: scoring combined with Gasol's overwhelming superiority as a post scorer the Lakers will get there. A two pronged Nash/Kobe ball-handling, offense-initiating gameplan will be stunted and frustrated too often to get past the well-oiled Thunder or Lebron's brilliance. The issue here is how much Kobe is willing to concede the rock to Nash. That wont be easy for him because for the Lakers to truly become a great enough team (as opposed to a very good team) he will have to be option 2 instead of 1A. This Lakers team should essentially become what the 'seven seconds' Suns were supposed to be (albeit at a slower pace) with an supremely talented 2 guard reprising Joe Johnson's role, an Dwight Howard doing the defensive work. If it works perfectly, a championship is still not guaranteed, but the Thunder and Heat will actually have something to worry about.
Three-Pointers: Howard and the Lakers contain Knicks' high-powered offense
By Rob Mahoney
In a matchup of the NBA's two glitziest franchises, a cast of big-name stars didn't disappoint. Neither the Lakers nor the Knicks held a double-digit lead in their Christmas Day game, and good execution by both teams bore a riveting, tit-for-tat finish and a 100-94 win for Los Angeles. Kobe Bryant matched Carmelo Anthony's 34 points, and Pau Gasol had a game-sealing dunk for the Lakers, who moved back to .500 with their fifth consecutive victory.
• For all of the talk about Gasol's fit in Mike D'Antoni's offense or the playmaking deficit created by Steve Nash's recent absence, the Lakers' greatest difficulty this season has been to execute a cogent defensive strategy. But many of those problems were alleviated on Tuesday — if only within the context of this specific matchup. Some scrambling on the perimeter helped make manageable the output of New York's top scorers. Good weak-side awareness prevented easy interior scores. And most importantly: D'Antoni and his staff positioned Dwight Howard perfectly in their pick-and-roll defense, fully aware of how crucial Raymond Felton's penetration is to New York's offense.
By having Howard sink all the way back to the free-throw line (or in some cases, even deeper) in an effort to bind Tyson Chandler, the Lakers took away the most efficient result of the Knicks' high screens while also denying Felton the opportunity to get all the way to the rim. Felton essentially had two choices, provided that the Lakers' point guards didn't recover in time to take them away: a pull-up jumper that L.A. would surely live with, or a difficult runner that Howard could still alter.
The Knicks' offensive spacing created enough elbow room to reduce the impact of the other three Lakers defenders, but Howard's judgment in reading Felton's intentions was virtually flawless. He's still physically limited by an ailing back, but Howard understands where and how offenses look to create scoring opportunities and isn't easily duped by fakes or hesitations. From the second that Felton wheeled around Chandler's screen, Howard was ready to defend against every one of the Knicks' interior options and prepared to concede long floater after long floater for the sake of long-term defensive process. The approach paid off handsomely; in trusting his best defender to make judgment call after judgment call, D'Antoni created the foundation for a defense that enabled inaccurate intermediate attempts from Felton (who finished 5-of-19 from the field), held Chandler to just six points and cut off the contingency options accessed through high pick-and-roll play.
• The Lakers may have largely dictated the game's terms (as far as matchups and strategy, if not always on the scoreboard), but that hardly stopped the Knicks from making this an exciting affair from buzzer to buzzer. Credit for that feat mainly goes to Anthony (34 points on 23 shots) and J.R. Smith (25 points on 23 shots) — those resourceful scorers who were able to generate points from broken plays and score despite good defensive coverage. Such natural bucket-getters are the fundamental difference between an offense that's merely well-designed and one that's altogether sound. As much as balanced, team-centric play action fuels a team's overall success, great offensive outfits rely on the individual dynamism of high-volume creators to bridge the gaps in their production.
Anthony has solidly established himself as just such a resource this season, and Smith has that same capacity for improbable offense. Neither should be able to convert the deep three-point attempts or tough, turnaround jumpers that they do, but their disregard of the improbable is in part what makes New York's offensive potential so great. A careful balance needs to be maintained so that Anthony, Smith or even Felton doesn't take the offense off the rails voluntarily, but such talented shot creators hold a significant influence on the overall flow of the Knicks' offensive pursuits.
• Opposite the Knicks was a team that all too often falls on the wrong side of that individual-team offensive balance in crunch time. L.A. has a bad habit (reinforced by natural pecking order and Howard's poor shooting from the free-throw line) of ceding complete control of its late-game offense to Bryant's whims, a strategy that empirically has bogged down potent Lakers offenses into self-created inefficiency. But in this game, Bryant relinquished his stranglehold on the Lakers' endgame operation. Kobe willingly played off the ball in a situation where he typically would have cleared out his side of the floor for a pull-up jumper; he set a crucial pin-down screen that allowed Gasol (who not only played in crunch time but also thrived) to attack the basket; he spaced the court and provided a threat that the Knicks had no choice but to account for, thus giving the Lakers' offense the balance it needed to execute real plays when it needed points most.
While it may seem odd to praise a superstar like Bryant for only making the right basketball play, there's no reason to scoff at the applause inspired by real improvement. Bryant is one of the smartest players in the league, but occasionally lets his instincts get the better of him. He didn't do that at all on Tuesday, and didn't hesitate in the slightest in letting Steve Nash (16 points and 11 assists in his second game back from a leg injury) redirect the Lakers' offense after its first option gave out. Surrendering control of the ball on a possession or two may seem a subtle change, but Bryant's choices on those select plays served as an extension of the improvements he's made across his game this season. For a player so skilled and so clever, it didn't take much for Bryant to replace some of the most irritating habits in his game with sounder decisions that augment both his and the Lakers' success.


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Thrid event in the series Good Deeds:
A workshop event on the significance of participation and engagement in processes of urban change, curated by Luke Cooke-Yarborough and Julika Gittner, supported by Cambridge Design and Research Studio and hosted by the Cass.
Oscar winning animator Suzie Templeton in Conversation with Mark Collington, BA Animation course leader
A talk by the philosopher and artist Professor David Wood.
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cu•rate is a group exhibition that explores contemporary curatorial practice. The exhibition will run from May 2-17.
Private View: Thursday 1 May, 6-9pm
MA Architecture alumna and team design Romanian Pavilion for 14th International Architecture Exhibition at Venice Biennale
An exhibition of exciting new works by CASS PhD alumni Michael Evans and Anne Robinson curated by Judith Tucker
A bold initiative is announced, and it's already live, already making things happen.
Jewellery and Silversmithing Studio 4 consult their clients to design and produce an Information Point for YMCA Hayes
A talk by Dr Bernard Richardson, a leading authority on the acoustics of the guitar from the University of Cardiff
MA Interior Design Students at The Cass were asked by the National Trust (NT) to creatively respond to the Reynolds Room at Knole House.
Architecture Studio 3 student wins funding for the Austin Sewing Club
Students from across the Faculty were invited to submit concept ideas for street furniture to be situated on sites around Aldgate; winner announced.
Twelve artists explore the human mind in new exhibition from MA Curating The Contemporary Course in Partnership with whitechapel Gallery
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Students, staff and studios across The Cass celebrate and share their work in progress with panels of critics and invited guests.
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Coastal Cycle to St Annes
Saturday 2nd March at 2.00pm This is what time the ride will set off. It's best to get to the starting point at least 15 minutes beforehand to avoid missing the start.
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|Women only Not all rides are suitable for everyone. This will tell you if the ride is suitable for you and/or your friends and family.
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- Starting Point & Postcode
- North Pier, North Pier Promenade, Blackpool, FY1 1NE Meet at North Pier opposite the Cenotaph. FY1 1NE
- Overall Duration On a long ride, it's sometimes good to have a little break in the middle, or maybe a catch up at the beginning or end to keep it sociable. This means that the overall ride duration may be longer than the actual cycling time.
- 2 hours 30 mins (2 hours 0 mins cycling)
Breeze Bike Rides in Blackpool
Spring is just around the corner and the sun normally shines! It's time to meet up for a leisurely cycle along the coastal promenade route to the Tram sheds then take the cycle track to St Annes. Wrap up warm as the coastal winds can be a bit breezy! We will warm up at the Trawler Boat in St Annes for coffee and cake if you are skipping the diet! This is a social ride for all ladies looking to get out and about on 2 wheels! It is a 12 mile round trip but at a slower pace it's always good to get some of that sea air!
Make sure you have some lights for your bike, just in case it gets dark early, rain coat and warm clothes are advisable! Always layer up with base layers; you can always take them off if you get too hot! Wear wool socks too to keep your feet warm!
Looking forward to seeing you all soon!
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- North Pier, North Pier Promenade, Blackpool, FY1 1NE Meet at North Pier opposite the Cenotaph.
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Meet the Champions
- Victoria Easley
- Diane Blakemore
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Practically speaking, this means that you will become a vital part of a University-wide community of thinkers, doers, strivers, motivators and leaders. You'll be challenged and inspired, every day of the week. You'll network. You'll do what you do. If you want, you'll even travel the world—like the student pictured at right, who journeyed to Guatemala in 2012 to help local villagers improve their ability to cook in their own homes.
So, what are Denit Honors classes really like? Let's ask a student:
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Blueberry lemon cake with coconut crumble topping
Cooking timePrep: 15 mins Cook: 45 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 16
This sticky, crumbly bake is irresistible - it's a pudding straight from the tin
Nutrition and extra info
Additional info
- Freezable
- Easily doubled / halved
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 446
- protein
- 5g
- carbs
- 50g
- fat
- 27g
- saturates
- 17g
- fibre
- 43g
- sugar
- 34g
- salt
- 0.55g
- 300g butter, softened
- 425g caster sugar
- zest 1 lemon
- 6 eggs, beaten
- 250g self-raising flour
- 300g blueberries
- 200g desiccated coconut
- 200g lemon curd
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- Heat oven to 180C/fan 160/gas 4 and grease and line a 20 x 30 cm cake tin with baking parchment. Beat together 250g of the butter with 250g sugar and the lemon zest until light and fluffy. In a separate bowl, break up 4 eggs with a fork, then gradually beat into the butter and sugar mixture, adding a spoonful of flour if it begins to curdle. When the eggs are incorporated, fold in the flour and a third of the blueberries, then spoon into the tin. Flatten the surface with a spatula, sprinkle over another third of the blueberries, and bake for 20 mins until the surface is set.
- To make the topping, melt the rest of the butter, then stir in the coconut and remaining sugar and eggs until combined. Warm the lemon curd gently for a few mins in a small pan until it is runny and pourable.
- After the initial baking, scatter the remaining blueberries over the top of the cake, drizzle over the lemon curd, and crumble over the coconut mixture. Bake for a further 20-25 mins until the coconut is golden. Leave the cake in the tin to cool. Cut into 16 squares and store in a tin, interlined with greaseproof paper.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, August 2007
Comments, questions and tips
Absolutely superb! This is sure to become a firm favourite, I bake every weekend and take half into work on a Monday morning and everyone agreed this is the best thing I've ever brought in. I used less sugar after reading some of the other reviews: 200g in the cake and 90g in the topping, and it worked a treat. I also added the zest of 2 lemons rather than 1 and I'm glad I did. With all the topping, plus the cake, it does turn out quite a tall concoction, rather hard to open your mouth wide enough to get all the way through it but we managed! Will most definitely add this one to my binder.
Not very good for you, but tastes fantastic, and very easy to make. Good for a treat or a party. I may try cutting down a bit on the sugar for the next one, as others have suggested. Personally, I think I'll be adding a little more lemon curd next time, as I love it, and sometimes if you just drizzle, some portions don't get any at all. I think a thin layer over the whole lot might be best, but will experiment a bit.
Would strongly recommend using home-made or home-made style lemon curd as proprietary shop ones ARE way too sweet for this recipe... the tarter the curd, the better!! absolutely love this recipe and just happened to have a farm-shop jar of curd which worked really well with this... absolutely gorgeous pud :D
i really like this but found it difficult to crumble the coconut mix over the top as when I added the egg it stuck together did nobody find the same thing? I removed the cake from the oven after 15mins and then crumbled the topping a bit as it had dried out a little.
I would also pour over the lemon curd before adding the remaining blueberries to the top of the cake as then you can spread it closer to the edges
This was horrid!! The tin I had didnt look big enough when I'd made up the mixture so I put it in a round tin which was a big mistake!! It wouldn't cook, it took a few hours. When finally cooked & cooled I tested it, OMG WAY tooooo sweet!!! I only used 300g's on the sugar as 425g + 200 of coconut + 200 of lemon curd....unbelievable, I couldn't taste any blueberry. Definitely not making this again!
Following others' suggestion I only used 180g sugar in total, it is just right amount that the natural flavour of blueberries keeps the cake having a fresh taste - not only sweet! :-) I used wheat free self rising flour and it worded very well. Maybe only a little more moisture looking than the picture shown here. Anyway, will make again!
I cooked this before I read the other comments & cut down the amount of sugar I put in the coconut mixture as it seemed like an awful lot. My sister, a huge cake enthusiast, suggested it needed more lemon & less cocount, so I would probably double the lemon zest next time & half the coconut mixture.


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2007 Sophomore: Named to the All-Big Ten second team after going 8-2, 6-1 in the Big Ten ...His six wins in conference play tied for the league lead and his 54 2/3 innings pitched were second-most in the conference ...His eight wins were second-most in the Big Ten in all games, and his 83 innings pitched were fifth in the conference ...Named one of Collegiate Baseball's Top Players to Watch in the Big Ten ...Earned his first win of the season against Dartmouth on 3/22, allowing two runs on eight hits and a walk with four strikeouts in six innings ...Defeated Purdue in the Big Ten opener ...No-decision against Ohio State was the only time he didn't record a win or loss in conference play ...Dominated Northwestern on 4/13, allowing two runs on eight hits and a walk with a career-high nine strikeouts in a career-high seven innnings for the win ...Allowed just one run at Iowa on 4/20, striking out six in the win ...Defeated Minnesota on 4/27 ...Took the loss at Michigan on 5/4, his only conference defeat ...Finished the regular season with wins over Indiana and Michigan State ...Tossed his first career complete game against Iowa on 5/23, allowing three runs on nine hits and two walks with two strikeouts.
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Investigation performed at the Departments of Orthopaedic Surgery, Rehabilitation Medicine, and Neuropsychiatry, Seoul National University Bundang Hospital, Seongnam, South Korea
Previous studies have suggested a high prevalence of carpal tunnel syndrome in patients seeking treatment for basal joint arthritis of the thumb. The purpose of this study was to compare the prevalence of carpal tunnel syndrome between individuals with and those without radiographic evidence of basal joint arthritis of the thumb in the general elderly Korean population, and to determine if there is a correlation between the severity of carpal tunnel syndrome shown by electrophysiological studies and the severity of basal joint arthritis as seen on radiographs.
We evaluated hand radiographs and nerve conduction studies of 192 men and 176 women (more than sixty-five years of age) who participated in the Korean Longitudinal Study on Health and Aging. The basal joint of the thumb was assigned a grade for osteoarthritis of 0 to 4 on radiographs with use of the Kellgren and Lawrence criteria. The diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome was based on the combination of a positive response to survey questions and a positive nerve conduction study. Motor distal latency and motor conduction velocity were measured to assess the electrophysiological severity of carpal tunnel syndrome.
The prevalence of carpal tunnel syndrome was 16.7% in the group with basal joint arthritis and 10.9% in the group without basal joint arthritis, a difference that was not significant (p = 0.249). Neither motor distal latency nor motor conduction velocity was significantly correlated with the severity of the basal joint arthritis in the entire group of 368 study subjects (p = 0.154 and p = 0.662, respectively) or in those with carpal tunnel syndrome (p = 0.603 and p = 0.998, respectively).
This study of Koreans who were more than sixty-five years of age showed that the prevalence of carpal tunnel syndrome is similar in patients with and those without radiographic findings of basal joint arthritis of the thumb. We found no correlation between the electrophysiological severity of carpal tunnel syndrome and the severity of basal joint arthritis.
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Dear Friend of Loughlin:
We are about to celebrate the Easter Triduum and bring closure to the Lenten season. In the words of a contemporary poet, "May Christ Easter in us."
At this time, we recognize sadness in the news that Bishop Ford High School is closing after 52 years of dedicated service. So many lives have been changed through the service of so many talented and distinguished educators and administrators. At its founding, the school was enriched by the vibrant Franciscan charism and the heroic character of its namesake.
During this challenging time for students and families of Bishop Ford; we at Bishop Loughlin will do all we can to support a transition to a new Catholic High School. Our hearts and our school's doors are wide open and we invite you to meet with a member of our Admissions staff.
We welcome the prospect of the Falcons flying with this Pride of Lions.
Here at Loughlin we have had many accomplishments to roar about:
- Class of 2013, 100% earned a NYS Regents Diploma; 98% college matriculated
A number of top college scholarships including a 2014 NY Times Scholarship semi-finalist and a 2014 National Achievement Scholar
- Six students selected for the 2013-14 prestigious All-City Band
- State ranked 2013-14 Varsity Basketball team
- Sixty students performing at the 2014 NY State School Music Association juried Festival
- A 162-year record of academic excellence in the Lasallian tradition
We proudly recognize the achievements of the class of 2014, and cannot wait to see the accomplishments from the Classes of 2015, 2016 and beyond! Have a Blessed Easter! Please visit our Admissions page for more information and schedule a visit today.
Live Jesus in our hearts. Forever.
Bro. Dennis Cronin,FSC
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Be among the first to see the renovated permanent collection galleries on the second floor at this reception, part of our ongoing renovation and reinstallation project for American and European art.
Featuring art from ancient Greece through 1800, including paintings, coins, works on paper, decorative arts, and sculpture, some works have never been on view at the Museum before.
Curator Andy Weislogel will give a Gallery Walk, accompanied by the music of Dr. Susan Sandman of Elizabethan Conversation.
Become a Member today and attend the special Member Preview from 5:00 to 6:00 PM! Contact Jennifer Ryan at email@example.com or 607 254-4586.
This project is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and the generosity of Museum Members and donors.


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ATTENTION: On Sunday, April 20th, ALL Earth Treks gyms will be open from 9:00 am to 4:00 pmLearn More
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This Week Only! Open Climb ALL week from 12:00 pm to 4:00pm. Open Climb is a great way to come in and try out climbing. You don't need any reservations, it's perfect for all ages, and no experience is necessary. The open climb pass includes 3 climbs, a harness rental, and an Earth Treks instructor to lead your climbing experience.Learn More
Earth Treks is a very special community of climbers. Earth Treks Climbing Centers are the premier indoor climbing gyms in Maryland. Located in Columbia, Timonium and Rockville, MD, we pride ourselves on offering the best rock climbing in the greater Washington DC, Northern Virginia and Maryland region. Each climbing gym is among the largest in the country, with plenty of climbing for every age and ability level.
Earth Treks' rock climbing and ice climbing guide service, founded in 1990, is the oldest and largest in the region. Our international mountaineering guide service has lead over 150 international expeditions, specializing in expeditions to the Andes of Ecuador to climb Cotopaxi and Tanzania to climb Kilimanjaro and go on safari.
Earth Treks opened its first indoor climbing gym in Colorado in 2013. Earth Treks Golden is a purpose built 29,000 sq ft facility with over 25,000 sq ft of climbing on walls up to 48 ft high. The facility includes tons of bouldering and roped climbing, a huge fitness area, a dedicated strength training area, yoga room, and locker room facilities. All just 15 minutes west of Denver in Golden, CO.


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Phoenix, Arizona Assisted Living and Retirement Community
Phoenix, Arizona Assisted Living and Retirement Community
Chris Ridge Campus
Phoenix, AZ 85015
A Campus Community
Chris Ridge is one of largest and most comprehensive continuing care communities in the Greater Phoenix area. Our campus offers four different types of communities, including:
- An elegant retirement community, offering a wide selection of apartments, for independent seniors looking for the security, convenience and comfort.
- Assisted living apartments, located on the third floor, are for residents who need some extra assistance with activities of daily living.
- Our memory care community on our first floor offers 22 small and large studios, including Friendship Suites for residents in need of companionship and a lower cost living option.
- Our skilled nursing facility, located on the same floor as our Assisted Living community, is the skilled nursing hub for all 13 Emeritus communities in the Greater Phoenix area – as well as for anyone in need throughout the immediate area. Should a resident fall and break their hip, have a stroke or suffer any other injury or illness and require around-the-clock nursing care, we offer both short- and long-term rehabilitation in an upscale community that feels like home.
With everything available on one campus, residents can easily move from one community to another should their health needs change. Their friends and surroundings remain the same, helping making the transition virtually seamless.
A Perfect Location
Chris Ridge offers it all – all on one beautiful campus, centrallly located right off I-17 and just next door to Phoenix Baptist Hospital. We're also close to the diverse amenities throughout the North Phoenix corridor – the Spectrum Mall, which is less than a half mile away, many banks and restaurants, several libraries and churches – anything a resident could want is within just a few miles.
Our outings include trips to the Phoenix Theater, the Phoenix Symphony, the opera, and the local casinos. We also take residents to the local Irish Cultural Center, the Japanese Friendship Gardens and several senior centers in the area. What's more, a senior center owned by the Jewish Family and Children's Services, is located right here on the Chris Ridge campus.
A Wonderful Selection
From spacious apartments in our large retirement community to skilled nursing care, we offer virtually every type of service and amenity that a resident would need.
Independent Living - Our one- and two-bedroom retirement apartments are bright and spacious, each with either a patio or balcony, full kitchen and at least one bathroom – some handicapped accessible.
Assisted Living - Our third-floor assisted living community provides 36 studios, each with a private bathroom equipped for seniors, as well as a kitchenette.
Memory care apartments are available as private studios or as Friendship Suites for residents who need companionship and are looking to share rent costs. All accommodations include wall-to-wall carpeting, individually controlled heat and air conditioning, all utilities including cable and a 24-hour emergency response system.
Skilled Nursing - Our 60-bed skilled nursing facility provides both shared and private rooms – and its residents have access to the entire community.
Throughout our campus, common areas abound, and all residents have full access to all of them, providing many opportunities for them to make friends, visit with family and partake in our full calendar of activities.
Our lovely café is much like an upscale bistro. Our library has a large selection of books, as well as a computer lab with six computers and Internet access. Our retirement community also offers an activities room, a cinema room for movie nights, a well-equipped and highly utilized craft room, a spacious dining room, a beauty salon and a billiards room. Memory care and assisted living also have their own dining rooms, where they too are served by a helpful and courteous waitstaff.
In the center of our campus is a large heated outdoor swimming pool, partially covered by an awning, so that residents can enjoy the pool without worrying about being out in the direct sun. A jacuzzi is also located in the pool area.
Strong, Caring Professional Relationships
For convenient, expert care, Chris Ridge has its own rehabilitation services group – Chris Ridge Premier Care and Rehab – here on campus to care for any resident in need of physical, speech, occupational and other rehabilitative services. Services are also available to our skilled nursing residents – on a short- or long-term basis, depending upon the severity of their injury or illness.
In addition, many health-care providers come in from the surrounding area to see residents in the comfort of their own homes, from local physicians to several hospice agencies. We also sponsor a variety of health clinics. A visiting podiatrist provides comprehensive foot care, especially important for our diabetic residents. Through our mobility clinic, we offer residents free maintenance for their wheelchairs, walkers and other rehabilitation equipment. And we offer wellness clinics during which a nursing staff provides on-site blood pressure checks, as well as vision and hearing screenings.
Our Staff
We take the Emeritus motto – "Our family is committed to yours" – to heart and live this promise in everything we do. We are here to provide assistance with whatever our residents need, whether that's help sorting through the complexities of social security, finding a new doctor or using the Internet.
Our warm, caring and professional staff, many of whom have been here for four years or more, are devoted to making sure residents feel well cared for and that they know they can depend upon us for all of their needs. From our three full-time Executive Directors, three Community Relations Directors, four Life Enrichment Directors to our dining staff and all of our Resident Assistants, our family truly is committed to our residents and their families.


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CIM Students Perform for Earthquake Relief for Haiti and Chile
(CLEVELAND, OHIO) 03/31/10 - The Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM) Student Government Association (SGA) is presenting a series of student concerts in support of disaster relief for Haiti and Chile April 6, 7 and 11 at area churches.
April 6, 2010 - 7:00 p.m.
University Circle United Methodist Church (Epworth Euclid United Methodist Church)
1919 E. 107th St.
Cleveland, OH 44106
April 7, 2010 - 7:00 p.m.
Plymouth Church
2860 Coventry Road
Shaker Heights, OH 44120
April 11, 2010 - 3:00 p.m.
United Methodist Church of Chagrin Falls
20 Franklin St.
Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
"Our school's President, Joel Smirnoff, shared a personal story of one of his former students, who was running a music school in Haiti when the earthquake hit," said SGA Co-President Elizabeth Steiner.
"The man lost everything, including his wife and baby on the way. This musician's inspiring survival story was part of our motivation to organize not one, but three concerts, because we felt that this would be the best way to help out."
The CIM Students for Earthquake Relief Benefit Concert Series, presented at Epworth Euclid Church in University Circle on April 6, Plymouth Church in Shaker Heights April 7 and at United Methodist Church of Chagrin Falls April 11, will feature performances from a wide variety of instruments, ensembles, repertoire and CIM students.
The concerts are free, but offerings will be accepted. One hundred percent of funds donated will go directly to disaster relief.
"By going out into the community, we hope to raise awareness about the quality of our musicianship and great amount of compassion we have as students at the Cleveland Institute of Music," Steiner said.
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April 25, 2014, 8:00 pm
Kulas Hall
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April 27, 2014, 12:00 pm
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Paul Yancich, director
April 27, 2014, 3:00 pm
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SAN ANTONIO -- The Big Three were well rested as the San Antonio Spurs rallies to defeat the Memphis Grizzlies 99-95 in overtime at the AT&T Center on Saturday.
Spurs fans were not shy in showing their disgust in the $250,000 fine imposed by NBA Commissioner David Stern after Coach Gregg Popovich sent Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and Danny Green home on a flight before the Miami Heat game.
Most Spurs fans agree that Pop has the right to manage his team as he seems fit. And after a thrilling overtime win over the Western Conference-leading Grizzlies, it may be harder to knock the veteran coach's decision.


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Many different superficial injuries may occur to the face and head that require clinical care by a physician or other health care professional. Listed in the directory below are some, for which we have provided a brief overview.
If you cannot find the information in which you are interested, please visit the Common Childhood Injuries and Poisonings Online Resources page in this website for an Internet address that may contain additional information on that topic.
Superficial Injuries Overview
Cuts and Wounds of the Face
Foreign Bodies in the Ear, Nose, and Airway
Insects in the Ear
Insects in the Ear
Cuts and Wounds of the Mouth and Lips
Injuries to the Teeth
Injuries to the Teeth
Cuts and Wounds of the External Ear
Cuts and Wounds of the Nose
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Philadelphia adults consume fast food two or more times per week, and only 13% of children eat the recommended five or more fruit or vegetable servings per day.
In many communities, it is easier to find a bag of chips and a soda from a corner store than it is to find a fresh apple or low-fat milk. Get Healthy Philly aims to make it easier and more affordable for Philadelphians in all communities to eat healthy.
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For more information, visit Food Fit Phillly or call 311.


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